Dont worry, Bro, neither am I :)
I just pick it up as I go along. Much of this stuff you won't find discussed
in standard establishment material.
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>So I have a question: Does anyone here know of any correspondence courses
>that someone can take to get a Bachelors Degree in Electrical Engineering?
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>Can anyone direct me to a school/company/institution that offers
>correspondence courses in electrical engineering?
Have a look around the Net. Sometimes you find lessons put up for other
classes, there's often pages dedicated to specialty areas. Find a node, a
list that directs you to other pages on certain areas (like Bill Beaty's
page - he's got a brilliant page) and you can make up your own book :)
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>I apologise for this off topic post but if I am ever to really contribute to
>this field I need to get an education.
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Wise man. But don't stop at education. Education is what is generally
accepted by the majority of scientists/wise men. That doesn't mean its
right. Like the Sphinx - that has been eroded by water. But no geologist or
climatologist wants to get involved because they'd be lynched by the
archeologist brigade.
>Best Regards,
>William
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DrJ
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